23 karma · joined August 17, 2021
In an ideal world, a deep learning algorithm should provide an independent report of potential features of interest to a doctor to let him know if something that he could have missed. However, I hope it stays in the intended role and doesn't make the doctor less careful.
As an example, you can run a million simulations on a satellite with different initial conditions to test your new control algorithm. However, you have infinitely many possible initial conditions, and you can't simulate all of them. If you however show that the closed loop system in stable sine sense, it's a more rigorous guarantee.
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